Sentence examples for graduate all from inspiring English sources

His many acting credits include "The Graduate," "All the President's Men," "Marathon Man," "Tootsie," "Death of a Salesman," "Wag the Dog," "Last Chance Harvey," and the HBO series "Luck".

When you graduate, all you've got to deal with is Me, Myself, and I - AKA your parents still shell out for a lot of your expenses.

To graduate, all of our students have to pass Regents exams in five subjects, which has long been the standard.

Although students can take as many as 96 credits, or about three years' worth of courses, from U.N.Y.T. and need only 32 SUNY credits to graduate, all students "must fulfill the specific requirements set forth in the E.S.C. guidelines for the degree and the specific major".

From the time our students enter our doors to the time they graduate, all students deserve and are in dire need of the safety that public schools claim to offer.

"I get ideas now from under-graduates all the time," says Paulin.

The three graduates all agreed there was a general misconception about disability and that this relays to how colleagues may perceive and treat them.

Compared with white UK graduates, all the other five groups defined by ethnicity and region of primary medical qualification did significantly worse at their first attempt.

However, the story is quite different for the less academic, more employability-focused aspects of graduates' all-round education.

Perhaps tradition does graduate after all.

The excessively fit graduate students all seem to be competitive swimmers or runners or bicyclists.